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DIGRN Presents: Sunrise Dental Solutions | Building Profitable & Ethical Practices Through Better Systems
Episode Title
Coachability, Accountability, and Growth: How Sunrise Dental Solutions Helps Dentists Build Profitable, Ethical Practices Through Better Systems
Description
In this episode of the Dentistry in General Radio Network, Dr. Bob sits down with Dr. Tony Feck, founder of Sunrise Dental Solutions, to explore why many successful dentists still struggle with growth, profitability, and fulfillment. The conversation focuses on how modern dentistry has changed, why systems—not effort—determine outcomes, and how coaching, training, and accountability help dentists regain control of their practices while staying ethical and patient-focused.
Highlights
This conversation breaks down why “taking care of patients” alone is no longer enough, how seven-figure practices often hit hidden plateaus, and why coachability is the single most important trait for long-term success. Dr. Feck explains the Sunrise approach to analyzing production, financial, growth, and profitability systems, while emphasizing implementation, accountability, and team involvement as the real drivers of sustainable results.
Personal Passions
Dr. Feck shares his personal journey from private practice ownership to coaching, driven by a desire to help dentists avoid burnout and wasted potential. His passion lies in supporting ambitious, ethical dentists who want more control over their time, income, and professional direction without compromising patient care.
Podcast Vision
This episode reflects the broader mission of Dentistry in General: to give dentists honest conversations about business, systems, and leadership that are rarely addressed in clinical education. The goal is to help dentists think differently, evolve with the profession, and make informed decisions that protect private practice ownership.
Takeaways
Dentistry has evolved, and today’s practice owners need structured systems, outside perspective, and accountability to grow. Coachability, ethical decision-making, and clear implementation plans are what separate stagnant practices from thriving ones. Dentists who invest in their business skills gain the freedom to enjoy both their profession and their lives.
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Disclaimer for Dentistry in General Radio Network The Dentistry in General Radio Network (the "Network"), a division of Dentistry in General, LLC, provides podcast programming featuring independently selected guests by individual podcasters. Any guest appearance, documents, information, products, services, or opinions expressed on the Network’s podcasts are solely those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of Dentistry in General, LLC, its owners, affiliates, podcasters, or employees.
The Network, Dentistry in General, LLC, their affiliates, podcasters, owners, agents, and employees do not assume responsibility or liability for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information, materials, documents, products, or services shared or referenced by podcast guests. Listeners must independently verify information presented, exercise professional judgment, and conduct appropriate due diligence before acting upon or implementing recommendations provided on the Network. Information shared by guests or podcasters should not be interpreted as professional, medical, legal, or financial advice, unless explicitly stated by a qualified professional.
By accessing or engaging with the Dentistry in General Radio Network content, listeners expressly agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Dentistry in General, LLC, its affiliates, podcasters, owners, agents, and employees from and against all claims, liabilities, damages, costs, or losses arising out of or resulting from reliance upon information or materials shared by guests or podcasters.
Dentistry in General, LLC and its podcasters reserve the right to edit, remove, or decline to broadcast any content or material at their sole discretion. Use of podcasts or materials provided through the Dentistry in General Radio Network constitutes acceptance of these terms and acknowledgment of this disclaimer.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
Coachability, Accountability, and Growth: How Sunrise Dental Solutions Helps Dentists Build Profitable, Ethical Practices Through Better Systems
Description
In this episode of the Dentistry in General Radio Network, Dr. Bob sits down with Dr. Tony Feck, founder of Sunrise Dental Solutions, to explore why many successful dentists still struggle with growth, profitability, and fulfillment. The conversation focuses on how modern dentistry has changed, why systems—not effort—determine outcomes, and how coaching, training, and accountability help dentists regain control of their practices while staying ethical and patient-focused.
Highlights
This conversation breaks down why “taking care of patients” alone is no longer enough, how seven-figure practices often hit hidden plateaus, and why coachability is the single most important trait for long-term success. Dr. Feck explains the Sunrise approach to analyzing production, financial, growth, and profitability systems, while emphasizing implementation, accountability, and team involvement as the real drivers of sustainable results.
Personal Passions
Dr. Feck shares his personal journey from private practice ownership to coaching, driven by a desire to help dentists avoid burnout and wasted potential. His passion lies in supporting ambitious, ethical dentists who want more control over their time, income, and professional direction without compromising patient care.
Podcast Vision
This episode reflects the broader mission of Dentistry in General: to give dentists honest conversations about business, systems, and leadership that are rarely addressed in clinical education. The goal is to help dentists think differently, evolve with the profession, and make informed decisions that protect private practice ownership.
Takeaways
Dentistry has evolved, and today’s practice owners need structured systems, outside perspective, and accountability to grow. Coachability, ethical decision-making, and clear implementation plans are what separate stagnant practices from thriving ones. Dentists who invest in their business skills gain the freedom to enjoy both their profession and their lives.
___________________________________________________________________
Disclaimer for Dentistry in General Radio Network The Dentistry in General Radio Network (the "Network"), a division of Dentistry in General, LLC, provides podcast programming featuring independently selected guests by individual podcasters. Any guest appearance, documents, information, products, services, or opinions expressed on the Network’s podcasts are solely those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of Dentistry in General, LLC, its owners, affiliates, podcasters, or employees.
The Network, Dentistry in General, LLC, their affiliates, podcasters, owners, agents, and employees do not assume responsibility or liability for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information, materials, documents, products, or services shared or referenced by podcast guests. Listeners must independently verify information presented, exercise professional judgment, and conduct appropriate due diligence before acting upon or implementing recommendations provided on the Network. Information shared by guests or podcasters should not be interpreted as professional, medical, legal, or financial advice, unless explicitly stated by a qualified professional.
By accessing or engaging with the Dentistry in General Radio Network content, listeners expressly agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Dentistry in General, LLC, its affiliates, podcasters, owners, agents, and employees from and against all claims, liabilities, damages, costs, or losses arising out of or resulting from reliance upon information or materials shared by guests or podcasters.
Dentistry in General, LLC and its podcasters reserve the right to edit, remove, or decline to broadcast any content or material at their sole discretion. Use of podcasts or materials provided through the Dentistry in General Radio Network constitutes acceptance of these terms and acknowledgment of this disclaimer.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
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Coachability, Accountability, and Growth: How Sunrise Dental Solutions Helps Dentists Build Profitable, Ethical Practices Through Better Systems
Description
In this episode of the Dentistry in General Radio Network, Dr. Bob sits down with Dr. Tony Feck, founder of Sunrise Dental Solutions, to explore why many successful dentists still struggle with growth, profitability, and fulfillment. The conversation focuses on how modern dentistry has changed, why systems—not effort—determine outcomes, and how coaching, training, and accountability help dentists regain control of their practices while staying ethical and patient-focused.
Highlights
This conversation breaks down why “taking care of patients” alone is no longer enough, how seven-figure practices often hit hidden plateaus, and why coachability is the single most important trait for long-term success. Dr. Feck explains the Sunrise approach to analyzing production, financial, growth, and profitability systems, while emphasizing implementation, accountability, and team involvement as the real drivers of sustainable results.
Personal Passions
Dr. Feck shares his personal journey from private practice ownership to coaching, driven by a desire to help dentists avoid burnout and wasted potential. His passion lies in supporting ambitious, ethical dentists who want more control over their time, income, and professional direction without compromising patient care.
Podcast Vision
This episode reflects the broader mission of Dentistry in General: to give dentists honest conversations about business, systems, and leadership that are rarely addressed in clinical education. The goal is to help dentists think differently, evolve with the profession, and make informed decisions that protect private practice ownership.
Takeaways
Dentistry has evolved, and today’s practice owners need structured systems, outside perspective, and accountability to grow. Coachability, ethical decision-making, and clear implementation plans are what separate stagnant practices from thriving ones. Dentists who invest in their business skills gain the freedom to enjoy both their profession and their lives.
___________________________________________________________________
Disclaimer for Dentistry in General Radio Network The Dentistry in General Radio Network (the "Network"), a division of Dentistry in General, LLC, provides podcast programming featuring independently selected guests by individual podcasters. Any guest appearance, documents, information, products, services, or opinions expressed on the Network’s podcasts are solely those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of Dentistry in General, LLC, its owners, affiliates, podcasters, or employees.
The Network, Dentistry in General, LLC, their affiliates, podcasters, owners, agents, and employees do not assume responsibility or liability for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information, materials, documents, products, or services shared or referenced by podcast guests. Listeners must independently verify information presented, exercise professional judgment, and conduct appropriate due diligence before acting upon or implementing recommendations provided on the Network. Information shared by guests or podcasters should not be interpreted as professional, medical, legal, or financial advice, unless explicitly stated by a qualified professional.
By accessing or engaging with the Dentistry in General Radio Network content, listeners expressly agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Dentistry in General, LLC, its affiliates, podcasters, owners, agents, and employees from and against all claims, liabilities, damages, costs, or losses arising out of or resulting from reliance upon information or materials shared by guests or podcasters.
Dentistry in General, LLC and its podcasters reserve the right to edit, remove, or decline to broadcast any content or material at their sole discretion. Use of podcasts or materials provided through the Dentistry in General Radio Network constitutes acceptance of these terms and acknowledgment of this disclaimer.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
Coachability, Accountability, and Growth: How Sunrise Dental Solutions Helps Dentists Build Profitable, Ethical Practices Through Better Systems
Description
In this episode of the Dentistry in General Radio Network, Dr. Bob sits down with Dr. Tony Feck, founder of Sunrise Dental Solutions, to explore why many successful dentists still struggle with growth, profitability, and fulfillment. The conversation focuses on how modern dentistry has changed, why systems—not effort—determine outcomes, and how coaching, training, and accountability help dentists regain control of their practices while staying ethical and patient-focused.
Highlights
This conversation breaks down why “taking care of patients” alone is no longer enough, how seven-figure practices often hit hidden plateaus, and why coachability is the single most important trait for long-term success. Dr. Feck explains the Sunrise approach to analyzing production, financial, growth, and profitability systems, while emphasizing implementation, accountability, and team involvement as the real drivers of sustainable results.
Personal Passions
Dr. Feck shares his personal journey from private practice ownership to coaching, driven by a desire to help dentists avoid burnout and wasted potential. His passion lies in supporting ambitious, ethical dentists who want more control over their time, income, and professional direction without compromising patient care.
Podcast Vision
This episode reflects the broader mission of Dentistry in General: to give dentists honest conversations about business, systems, and leadership that are rarely addressed in clinical education. The goal is to help dentists think differently, evolve with the profession, and make informed decisions that protect private practice ownership.
Takeaways
Dentistry has evolved, and today’s practice owners need structured systems, outside perspective, and accountability to grow. Coachability, ethical decision-making, and clear implementation plans are what separate stagnant practices from thriving ones. Dentists who invest in their business skills gain the freedom to enjoy both their profession and their lives.
___________________________________________________________________
Disclaimer for Dentistry in General Radio Network The Dentistry in General Radio Network (the "Network"), a division of Dentistry in General, LLC, provides podcast programming featuring independently selected guests by individual podcasters. Any guest appearance, documents, information, products, services, or opinions expressed on the Network’s podcasts are solely those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of Dentistry in General, LLC, its owners, affiliates, podcasters, or employees.
The Network, Dentistry in General, LLC, their affiliates, podcasters, owners, agents, and employees do not assume responsibility or liability for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information, materials, documents, products, or services shared or referenced by podcast guests. Listeners must independently verify information presented, exercise professional judgment, and conduct appropriate due diligence before acting upon or implementing recommendations provided on the Network. Information shared by guests or podcasters should not be interpreted as professional, medical, legal, or financial advice, unless explicitly stated by a qualified professional.
By accessing or engaging with the Dentistry in General Radio Network content, listeners expressly agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Dentistry in General, LLC, its affiliates, podcasters, owners, agents, and employees from and against all claims, liabilities, damages, costs, or losses arising out of or resulting from reliance upon information or materials shared by guests or podcasters.
Dentistry in General, LLC and its podcasters reserve the right to edit, remove, or decline to broadcast any content or material at their sole discretion. Use of podcasts or materials provided through the Dentistry in General Radio Network constitutes acceptance of these terms and acknowledgment of this disclaimer.
This episode includes AI-generated content.